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Berni posted a new activity comment 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Glad Kaylanee’s visit went well today. -
Berni posted a new activity comment 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Thanks Maureen. -
Maureen posted a new activity comment 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Berni, I am so happy to hear that Annie is okay and that there is no cancer. Hope they find out what is causing the diarrhea. -
Maureen posted a new activity comment 4 months, 3 weeks ago
I wish you the best of luck….praying for good news for Kaylanee -
Suzanne posted an update 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Kaylanee’s ultrasound with the internal medicine doctor went well. She did well and thankfully was cooperative. Shes’s definitely a much better patient than I am. I was a nervous wreck all morning waiting for the vet to call me, so I’d be able to go pick her up. While I may not have the results of the ultrasound, until Friday, possibly sooner, it depends on how many ultrasounds he did today and how many reports he then has to write up to send to individual vets, I’m feeling a lot less stressed, as she’s back home with me and acting her usual friendly self. I will update everyone on the results, when I hear from my vet.
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I wish you the best of luck….praying for good news for Kaylanee
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Thanks Maureen.
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Glad Kaylanee’s visit went well today.
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Ugh…waiting to hear the results is torture. It sounds great that Kaylanee is eating and sticking close to you. She must be feeling pretty good. We’ll be waiting to hear about the results Suzanne, and of course hoping for good news. Sending you all PURRS and SCRITCHES💕Toni -
Thank you Maureen, Berni and Toni
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Suzanne posted a new activity comment 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Will continue to pray for you and Annie. I guess on the positive side at least you know doesn’t have liver cancer. -
Berni posted a new activity comment 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Thanks Suzanne, I appreciate it. -
Berni posted a new activity comment 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Hi there, I took Annie for her visit today. They did some blood tests and a more localized ultrasound to get a better look at the liver mass. They found that the mass had multiple small cysts and that the aspirate was a clear fluid which is consistent with a benign biliary cystadenoma and that it was an incidental finding and not believed to be the cause of the chronic diarrhea. They also said these kinds of masses can grow slowly over time and may eventually cause clinical signs like vomiting or loss of appetite by compressing the adjacent structures like the stomach & gallbladder. If it were to grow significantly larger, they might consider surgical removal at some point in the future, but they don’t believe that the liver mass itself has anything to do with the chronic diarrhea so basically I’m waiting on the results from the bloodwork and a GI panel for what the next steps would be. Depending on what they find they mentioned that options might include endoscopic or surgical intestinal biopsies, or possibly removal of the mass to prevent further complications. I’ll let you know what they find after I get the results back. -
Suzanne posted an update 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Tomorrow Kaylanee goes to the internal medicine vet, for her abdominal ultrasound. I’m preparing for the worst but hoping and praying for the best. Thankfully she’s doing reasonably well since I had to take her into the vet on 3/13 for an emergency visit. She’s eating like she’s starving and thankfully no digestive issues. She also loves hanging out on my shoulder when I’m sitting and walking around. -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 months, 3 weeks ago
How thoughtful of you, Suzanne. Bernie, please let us know what you find out. 💕Toni -
Suzanne posted an update 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Bernie,
I just wanted you to know I’m thinking of you and hope the appointment you had today with your cat, went well. 🙏🤗-
How thoughtful of you, Suzanne. Bernie, please let us know what you find out. 💕Toni
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Hi there, I took Annie for her visit today. They did some blood tests and a more localized ultrasound to get a better look at the liver mass. They found that the mass had multiple small cysts and that the aspirate was a clear fluid which is consistent with a benign biliary cystadenoma and that it was an incidental finding and not believed to be the cause of the chronic diarrhea. They also said these kinds of masses can grow slowly over time and may eventually cause clinical signs like vomiting or loss of appetite by compressing the adjacent structures like the stomach & gallbladder. If it were to grow significantly larger, they might consider surgical removal at some point in the future, but they don’t believe that the liver mass itself has anything to do with the chronic diarrhea so basically I’m waiting on the results from the bloodwork and a GI panel for what the next steps would be. Depending on what they find they mentioned that options might include endoscopic or surgical intestinal biopsies, or possibly removal of the mass to prevent further complications. I’ll let you know what they find after I get the results back.
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Thanks Suzanne, I appreciate it.
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Will continue to pray for you and Annie. I guess on the positive side at least you know doesn’t have liver cancer.
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Berni, I am so happy to hear that Annie is okay and that there is no cancer. Hope they find out what is causing the diarrhea.
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My, Annie is a complicated little girl, isn’t she? If I’m understanding this correctly, if the blood work shows the cause of the diarrhea and it can be treated with antibiotics or some medicine, then we monitor the liver mass. That would be a good outcome. It’s so hard to not know what’s going on, then finding out and determinig what’s best for her. You are a wonderful mother, Berni. Thank you for keeping us posted and please update us. {{HUGS to you, Annie and Andy}}. Toni
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Toni Noel posted an update 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Whether you are a first time pet parent or an experienced one, you are welcome to share your questions, comments, insights, stories and photos with our community. By sharing we learn and support one another. For example, did you know a cats’ stomach is the size of a ping-pong ball and doesn’t expand the way a dogs’ stomach does? Cats in the wild eat several small “meals” a day (small rodens or birds) and it is recommended that a domestic cat be fed 3 – 5 small meals throughout the day.
Please share YOUR knowledge with us, and find useful information in our Library.
We’re here for you. Toni -
Suzanne posted a new activity comment 4 months, 3 weeks ago
I’m so very sorry for your son’s loss of his beloved dog Doorbell. I pray that you both may feel God’s loving healing embrace. I think the idea of wearing Doorbell’s collar as a bracelet is a wonderful way to cherish the memories and remember Doorbell. -
Toni Noel posted an update 4 months, 4 weeks ago
🌷 HAPPY SPRING🌷
We look forward to sharing more sunshine and time outdoors with our pets. Please share some of your photos and spring stories with us. If you are adopting, don’t overlook the older sweeties at your shelter💕
Our online group meeting is this Thursday and everyone is invited to join us. The link to join is under the “Events” tab. We look forward to seeing you there. Toni -
Maureen posted a new activity comment 5 months ago
Thank you, Leslie and to you too ❤️ -
Maureen posted a new activity comment 5 months ago
Aww…Im so sorry for your loss 💔. Such a nice way your son is remembering Doorbell. 💔 -
Toni Noel posted an update 5 months ago
Have your pets changed THEIR time clocks? Have you noticed a change in the times your little loved ones are awakening or asking to be fed? Most animals, including humans, are sensitive to the sun and our internal clocks are disturbed by the clock changing, but our pets don’t follow clocks – they follow the sun cycles. Don’t worry – we will all adjust and adopt new routines, so please don’t be upset with your pets if their timing is a bit different for a week or so.
Please always feel welcome to share your stories and updates with us, especially how you are coping with the passing of a beloved baby. If you haven’t joined a group meeting, I really hope you will join us at least once to talk about your experience and feelings with our kind, understanding friends.
YOU make our community work so please share your support and insights with others here who need support through their grief. We are here for everyone who wants to celebrate, and remember our beloved babies. Toni -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 5 months, 1 week ago
What a lovely way to keep him close💔 How long were they together? It hurts like nothing else can – losing a beloved friend. I hope he can think of the many fun, funny, loving times they shared and that he finds some comfort in those memories. Your son is welcome to post about his baby here, and to join our online support meeting on Thursday March 19th at 7PM eastern (4PM pacific). Toni
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Reba posted an update 5 months, 1 week ago
I wanted a way to remember my son’s dog. He has had a hard time with losing him. He Doorbells collar into a bracelet that he wears in his memory.
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What a lovely way to keep him close💔 How long were they together? It hurts like nothing else can – losing a beloved friend. I hope he can think of the many fun, funny, loving times they shared and that he finds some comfort in those memories. Your son is welcome to post about his baby here, and to join our online support meeting on Thursday March 19th at 7PM eastern (4PM pacific). Toni
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Aww…Im so sorry for your loss 💔. Such a nice way your son is remembering Doorbell. 💔
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I’m so very sorry for your son’s loss of his beloved dog Doorbell. I pray that you both may feel God’s loving healing embrace. I think the idea of wearing Doorbell’s collar as a bracelet is a wonderful way to cherish the memories and remember Doorbell.
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Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 5 months, 1 week ago
It’s good to hear from you, Leslie Ann. Thank you for the HUGS – back at ‘ya {{HUG}}. and thank you for the picture of beautiful Satura Tj. I hope you are healing well from your surgery. Please stay in touch. Toni - Load More
